Ornate railway viaduct, Bath
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Ornate railway viaduct, Bath
Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 17 Oct 2011
As befitting of the old GWR, this viaduct is not just a simple piece of architecture. As passengers leave Bath Spa bound for Bristol, the handsome stonework is there to impress them. The main road (A36) runs around the piers in a roundabout fashion underneath, and now isolates the small 'under the arches' rooms. Only pigeons seem to be resident now. See Image] for a view to the right.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.377286
Longitude
-2.361009